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notuptome

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Magenta said:
It is true that I am a very stubborn person, and that I am very attached to my purpleness :)

Yes, you may have some cake :) But we really ought to have some lasagna first :D

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The eternal question...why did God make carbs taste so good. Cake and pasta both are loaded with carbs. God is so good. Where is that BBQ meme? Oh my oh my. I think we are having shrimp tonight.

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Roger
 
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eternally-gratefull said:
I had 2 bologna sandwich for lunch, But spaghetti and Garlic bread for dinner would be awesome!
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I wish all of you lived near me and I could invite you for spaghetti. I would just cover the walls with plastic sheeting so I wouldn't have to paint afterwards.
 
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Magenta said:
It is true that I am a very stubborn person, and that I am very attached to my purpleness :)

Yes, you may have some cake :) But we really ought to have some lasagna first :D
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And why is not the lasagna purple?
Very disappointed . LoL
Blessings
Bill
 
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Stunnedbygrace said:
I wish all of you lived near me and I could invite you for spaghetti. I would just cover the walls with plastic sheeting so I wouldn't have to paint afterwards.
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Be careful what you wish for! I live in the Philly northern burbs. Not too far a drive!
 
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RickyZ said:
I went forward at an alter call at a Billy Graham crusade when I was 5 at Angel stadium.

I distinctly remember deciding to go forward, and distinctly remember making the long walk down the stairs to the field. I had no idea at the time that I was not under my own power, that I was being forced to do that. That God, He is a sneaky dictator isn't He?

Makes me wonder what else I've been forced to do that I thought was my own participation.

I suppose that means when I decide not to go to church on a certain day, God is forcing me to (not) do that as well.

Ima gonna call Him the Holy Armtwister from now on!
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LOL, was that around 1985? I was there, Dennis Agajanian was sitting right behind my fiance and I.
 
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Stunnedbygrace said:
Wow that would be cool if you were both there! :)
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Could be, that's why I asked. I was about 12 years in the Lord at the time. Time to Run (Billy Graham prod.) came out around the time I was saved, watched it and it was influential.
 
notuptome

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PennEd said:
Be careful what you wish for! I live in the Philly northern burbs. Not too far a drive!
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We used to support a church planter who was in North Philly.

For the cause of Christ
Roger
 
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PennEd said:
MMM... Man. That's a great town. Your'e pretty close to Messiah, where my son attends.
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My son in law graduated from there.

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Roger
 
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Whew, bad scene man. my moms in mexico and that's why I've had so much free time in here for 2 weeks.

So I'm watching her dogs and I went to feed them dinner and the old rat terriers a feist and he stands and barks at the doberman while I make their food.

But tonight I guess the doberman had enough and she really went at him bad. It was awful. After I got them separated I was shaking real bad and I just sat down and had a good cry because...it seemed too much after the nastiness and anger in here and...no way to fix all the wrongness and lashing out and bitterness and hurt feelings and ungentle words. I might be happy that I won't be spending as much time in here. Its hard to watch. Its unencouraging, sad and tiring. So I just kept crying and couldn't stop. Still crying but not as bad.
 
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Stunnedbygrace said:
Whew, bad scene man. my moms in mexico and that's why I've had so much free time in here for 2 weeks.

So I'm watching her dogs and I went to feed them dinner and the old rat terriers a feist and he stands and barks at the doberman while I make their food.

But tonight I guess the doberman had enough and she really went at him bad. It was awful. After I got them separated I was shaking real bad and I just sat down and had a good cry because...it seemed too much after the nastiness and anger in here and...no way to fix all the wrongness and lashing out and bitterness and hurt feelings and ungentle words. I might be happy that I won't be spending as much time in here. Its hard to watch. Its unencouraging, sad and tiring. So I just kept crying and couldn't stop. Still crying but not as bad.
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Cmon sister. We have to have people here like you who walk the walk of loving the brethren, rather than just talking the talk.

We have an adopted Yorkie that bullies our much larger Golden doodle. But sometimes the doodle sets things straight. No blood no foul!
 
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What the heck is WRONG with terriers??? They are stubborn and fearless to the point of stupidity.
 
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My grandma used to have one and he'd go after the big dogs on the farm and one of them grabbed him once and gave him a shake and his eyeball popped out and had to have the vet put it back in.
 
PennEd

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Stunnedbygrace said:
What the heck is WRONG with terriers??? They are stubborn and fearless to the point of stupidity.
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Yeah I've come to realize they are wonderful in homes that they are the ONLY dog in.
 
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Stunnedbygrace

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Exactly. They are too aggressive otherwise. They're going to be in charge no matter HOW many eyeballs are lost.
 
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It seems this thread has been derailed.
 
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